Letter A 105000–105250

Actress Helen with her personal programmer? ACTAEON Actor Tab ___ Astronomical event whose name comes from Native folklore a fool's errand, appropriate to the first of April A-ha "___ High and Low" ACTION of person that hunts ANGLING Activity of pursuing wild animals Assertive sportsman? Artemis or Atalanta Alarmed shout on spotting a fallen sportswoman? Allied-dominated gulf off New Guinea coast. Actor Hatfield Aptly named painter of ranch scenes a race over a course with obstacles to be jumped Athletics event Attack with, as insults Ace, say Alexander, Grover Cleveland Athlete wielding a camán Actress Elizabeth or castaway Hugo Reyez another word for the game of hurling a traditional Irish game resembling hockey Attack verbally, with "at" American impresario Sol Alpena's lake. Alphabetically second Great Lake Ann Arbor's river A cheer: Var. Ancient Near-Eastern people. A violent storm with strong winds Activist Amy's favorite Denzel Washington film role? Atlantic hazards. AT short notice ACT with haste Ad verb A barker's come-on. American fiction writer. Author of "Back Street" Author of "Lummox." Author Zora Neale ___ Author Zora Neale ___ of the Harlem Renaissance "Air" can do this to you, according to Talking Heads ADVERSELY ARM INJURED Actor John or William Affronted Assault and batter another name for whortleberry Actor and baseball great Anguishes ... a mother with noisy kids Anticipatory crowd response Awed crowd reaction Awed crowd response A lullaby to send babies to sleep Awed crowd reactions Advice to Charlotte Advice to Sweet Charlotte Activity in libraries and movie theaters aril A SLED PULLED BY DOGS A dog, or a little hoarse A powerful breed of dog with thick double coat used for pulling sledges Arctic newspaper? Arab monarch Actress Ruth A girl or woman who behaves in an immoral way "American ___" (2013 film starring Amy Adams and Christian Bale as scammers) A disco move ANJELICA Actress Anjelica Abode before making it, perhaps Abode often built using nearby materials Andrew Luck's pre-snap shout a small simple single stoery house a small simple single storey a small simple single storey house or shelter Author of "Elephant and Castle." A lot of a drill sergeant's drill Alien such as Jabba Anabaptist leader Jakob Actor Timothy of "Kinsey" Actress Betty of old Hollywood Actress Betty or Lauren A MEMBER OF A BANTU SPEAKING PEOPLE LIVING IN RWANDA AND BURUNDI "Ah, 'tis a momentous occasion!" Acronym for home climate systems AFRICAN voodoo clan A layer Author of "Hiawatha" AAA map letters Any I, e.g.: Abbr. Artery: Abbr. AAA abbreviations AAA ideas AAA map lines APOLLO, beautiful youth beloved by APOLLO, victim of APOLLO, youth beloved by Atlas' astral daughters. AFRICAN scavenger a vitreous form of basalt, aka tachylite a species of the feldspar group containing barium Alice's last name Alternatives to Hiltons Alternatives to Marriotts Alternatives to Radissons Animal crossing an organism that is the offspring of genetically dissimilar parents or stock Actor David --- Pierce ___ Amendment, controversial 1976 Congressional measure Alter ego of Dr. Jekyll alter ego, fictional ANDHRA Pradesh capital (Ind.) a vasodilator used in the form of its hydrochloride to treat hypertension Annoyance for someone seeking a parking spot an obsolete name for mercury Add water, e.g. add water or moisture to Added water Adds moisture to Ancient water jar aquatic plant used as an oxygenator in aquaria and pools ACCUMULATION of serous fluid, affected with ANTHRACENE a gelatinous material obtained by hydration of cellulose, used in paper-making, etc an accumulation of serous fluid within the cranial cavity ACID produced by stomach cells AMIZIDE a plant disseminated by water a substance that yields a gel with water any hydrozoan coelenterate of an order which includes the millepores ACTING exerted by liquids (pert. to) ACTING on liquids (pert. to) acting on liquids Airborne boat an enzyme that catalyzes hydrogen formation in certain microorganisms a graph of variation of stream flow over time a product of hydrolysis a decomposition reaction involving water, in which hydrogen ions replace other ions an irrational craving for water ALCOHOL-percentage measuring instrument Apparatus to measure the relative density of liquids an instrument for measuring the specific gravity of liquids a compound containing an O2H group a semi-translucent variety of opal that becomes translucent or transparent on immersion in water a plant loving moist places aversion to water an apparatus for listening to sounds conveyed by water a technique of growing plants in water containing dissolved nutrients a white crystalline soluble phenol used as a photographic developer another name for quinol an instrument for viewing under water All the Earth's water Alpha ___ acids (cosmetic ingredients) a type of ketone as in hydroxycitric acid, an extract of the plant garcinia any of a group of enzymes that catalyze oxidation reactions Antihistaminic drug A scavenging African animal A spotted one might be spotted at the zoo AFRICAN predator Aardwolf Aardwolf cousin Aardwolf look-alike Aardwolf relative Aardwolf's cousin Aardwolf's kin Aardwolf, e.g. Aardwolf, for one Aarwolfs kin African animal that may be spotted or striped African cackler African howler African hunter African laugher Al Capp's Lena Al Capp's Lena the ___ Animal in "The Lion King" Animal kept as a pet by Harley Quinn Animal known for its laugh Animal more closely related to the mongoose than the dog Aardwolf relatives Aardwolves' kin African carnivores African pack animals African scavengers African scavengers whose cries sound like laughter Animals voiced by Whoopi Goldberg and Cheech Marin in "The Lion King" Animals with short hind legs. Actress Martha from Fort Worth Actress Martha of "Some Came Running" Actress Martha who played Sinatra's love interest in "Some Came Running" an instrument for measuring rainfall AIR, instrument to measure humidity of an instrument for measuring air moisture a plant adapted to a plentiful water-supply ABSORB water from the air ABSORBING water from the air (pert. to) AIR, tending to absorb water from the (chem.) absorbing water from the air a believer in the capability of matter to affect spirit Author of "The Lonely Crowd," David ___ Adm. Rickover. Admiral Rickover Author of "No Time for Sergeants." a fold of tissue that partly covers the entrance to the vagina of a virgin an order of insect having four membranous wings, eg ants, bees, wasps "Abide With Me," e.g. "Adeste Fideles." "All Glory, Laud and Honor," e.g. "Amazing Grace," e.g. "Amazing Grace," for one "Ave Maria," e.g. A choir will sing it A joyous noise unto the Lord A song of praise A book of hymns "A mighty fortress . . ." and "Rock of ages . . ." "Amazing Grace" and others Anthems. Asiatic starlings. ALKALOID used with morphia to produce partial anaesthesia any plant of the solanaceous genus Hyoscyamus, including henbane a reduced sensibility to touch A new rock band's may be deafening Ad agencies build it Ad spiels Advertise big-time Advertise bombastically Advertise excessively Advertise extravagantly Advertise forcefully Advertise greatly Advertise in a big way Advertise strongly Advertise to the max Advertise, and then some Advertising, basically An action film's may be deafening artificially induced excitement Advertised heavily Artificially stimulated "Active" start Abnormally active Active or bole preceder All revved up abnormally high activity